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It was once said by a man who couldn't quit
â€Dopeman, please, can I have another hit?â€
If your girl kneels down and sucks my dick!â€
It all happened and the guy tried to choke her
Nigga living in cash, ain't nothing but a smoker
That's the way it goes, that's the name of the game
Young brother getting over by slangin' caine
Gold around his neck 14 K, has it
Bitches sucking on his dick, 24-7
Plus he's makin' money keepin' the base heads waiting
Rollin 6-4 with the fresh-ass daytons
Livin' in Compton, California, CA
His Uzi up your ass if he don't get paid
Nigga begging for credit, he's knockin' out teeth
Clockin' much dollars on the 1st and 15th kay shizze is a real fuckin' G
Big lot of money, nothing less than a twenty
Yo, you want a five-oh, the Dopeman got plenty
To be a Dopeman, boy, you must qualify
Don't get high, off your own supply!
From a kid to a G, it's all about money
10-piece, 4-10, base pipe comes free
If people out there ain't hip to the fact
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He's the
Dopeman! Dopeman!
â€Hey man, gimme a hit!â€
Dopeman! Dopeman!
â€Hey, yo, fuck that shit!â€
Dopeman! Dopeman!
â€We just can't quit!â€
Dopeman! Dopeman!
â€Well suck this bitch!â€
Wait a minute, wait a minute! Who the fuck are you talking to?
Do you know who the fuck I am? Man, I can't believe this shit
This bitch is tryin' to gank me!
I'll slap you up side your head with 9 inches of limp dick!
You need a nigga with money, so you get a Dopeman
Juice that fool for as much as you can
She likes his car and he gets with her
Got a black-eye 'coz the Dopeman hit her
Let that slide and you pay it no mind
Find that he's slapping you, all the time!
But that's okay 'coz he's so rich
And you ain't nothin' but a Dopeman's bitch
Do what he say and you keep your mouth shut
Poppin' that trash might get you fucked up!
You'll sit and cry if the Dopeman strikes you
He don't give a fuck, he got 2 just like you
There's a another girl in the Dopeman's life
Not quite a bitch but far from a wife
She's called â€~The Strawberry' and everybody know
â€Strawberry! Strawberry! Is the neighborhood hoeâ€
Do anything for a hit or two
Give the bitch a rock and she'll fuck your whole damn crew
It might be your wife and it might make you sick
Come home and see her mouth on the Dopeman's dick
Strawberry, just look you'll see her
But don't fuck around, she'll give you gonnorhea
If people out there ain't hip to the fact
Strawberry is a girl selling pussy for crack to the
Dopeman! Dopeman!
â€Hey man, gimme a hit!â€
Dopeman! Dopeman!
â€Hey, yo, fuck that shit!â€
Dopeman! Dopeman!
In your face
Yo Dre, kick in tha bass!
If ya smoke â€~Caine, you're a stupid motherfucker
Known around the hood as the schoolyard clucka
Doin' that crack with all the money ya got
On ya hands and knees, searching for a piece of rock
Jonzing for a hit, now ya lookin' for more
Doug stole a Alpine outta Eazy's 6-4
Ya need ya ass whooped 'coz it's outta this Earth
Can't get a 10-piece, need a dollar fifty's worth
Knucklehead nigga, you turned into a crook
But swear up and down, boy, that you ain't hooked
You beat ya friend up and you whooped his ass long
'Coz he hit the pipe till the rock was all gone!
You robbin' and stealin', bugging and illin'
While the Dopeman's dealing
What is killin' your pain? Cocaine? This shit's insane
Yo, E, she's a berry, lets run a train!
Man, I wouldn't touch that bitch!
Me neither, hoe go home and wash out ya beaver
And nigga's are out there, messing up people's health
Yo, what the fuck you gotta say for yourself?
Well, I'm the Dopeman, yeah, boy wear corduroy
Money up to here but unemployed
You keep smoking that rock
And my pocket's getting bigger
Yo, got that 5-0, double-up nigga!
Yeah, high rollin', big money, I'm foldin
Bitch on my tip, for the dick, I'm holdin'
Strong strawberry, jockin' me so early
Hoe, ya wanna hit? Ya gotta get your knees dirty
Well that's my life, that's how it's cut
‽Hey Dopeman!†Bitch shut the fuck up!
Gotta make a run, it's a big money deal
Gankers got the fake but you can get the real
From the
Dopeman! Dopeman!
Yeah, that's me!
Dopeman! Dopeman!
Yo, can I get a G?
Dopeman! Dopeman!
Clock as much as he can
Fuck this shit, who am I?
The Dopeman!
Yo, Mr. Dopeman, you think your slick
Ya sold crack to my sister and now she's sick
But if she happens to die because of your drug
I'm puttin' in your culo, a .38 slug!
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Bribery in public contracting is a serious problem, particularly in societies with weak public institutions. The trend in the law applicable to contracts between governments and foreign firms is to refuse to enforce contracts procured through bribery. This zero-tolerance approach may have perverse consequences. Proof that a firm obtained a contract through bribery does not necessarily indicate the extent to which the firm has fallen short of its obligations to combat bribery. The zero-tolerance approach fails to take into account the extent to which the firm has not only attempted to prevent bribery but also monitored and punished employees who engage in bribery, cooperated with law enforcement authorities, and created value for the government in the course of performing its side of the contract. Subjecting bribe-payers to liability that is more proportional to fault seems preferable on a number of grounds.
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COLUMBIA — A controversial author and critic of the state of Israel called the Israeli-Palestinian conflict the "least controversial" in the world today, arguing that any obstacles to a resolution come from factual distortions of Israel's policy record.
Norman Finkelstein, a former professor at Depaul University, spoke to about 120 people Monday night at the Old MU Alumni Center. He was invited to speak by the Peace Studies Program at MU and was co-sponsored by the Center for Religion and the Professions and Boone Tikkun, a Jewish interfaith group that works toward peace in the Middle East. In his books, Finkelstein criticizes Jewish organizations for exploiting the Holocaust in order to fend off criticism of Israel.
Finkelstein said Monday that Israel is not held to the same moral standards as Palestine and called this disparity an "exercise in hypocrisy." In his comparison of the two governments' human rights records, he noted a 4.5 to 1 ratio of Palestinian fatalities to Israeli fatalities.
Finkelstein also called for academic freedom in his lecture. He chastised the MU administration, who he said reprimanded Kathy Andresen, a faculty member who invited him to speak.
His invitation caused a mixed response from some Jewish organizations.
Members of the staff of the Jewish student magazine, Chai Times, protested the event by handing out fliers discrediting his scholarly record.
"Really our goal here is to have an alternative viewpoint," said Jason Goldstein, production manager for the publication.
The group had sought advice from Harvard law professor and Finkelstein opponent, Alan Dershowitz, on protest methods.
The Hillel Foundation at MU chose to "not recognize or react" to the speaking engagement but did not bind its members' individual decisions, said Kerry Hollander, executive director of the foundation.
The Jewish Student Organization wrote letters to Chancellor Brady Deaton and Peace Studies Program Director John Galliher expressing their "extreme disappointment" in Finkelstein's invitation. The letter criticized his scholarship as "controversial, one-sided opinions regarding the Holocaust and Israel" and questioned the department's decision to not provide alternative views.
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Another shot from our club outing on Sunday. This is not my usual kind of shot but what the heck nothing ventured as they say. This was the last train of the day leaving Goathland heading off for Pickering. I missed it coming in so I thought I would try and make something of it leaving instead. It might have been more impressive had it been a little colder.
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Although the cause of death is rarely in doubt in train-pedestrian fatalities, the manner of death is often unclear. The distinction between accident and suicide can only be made after careful evaluation of the history, scene investigation, autopsy findings, and toxicologic data. A retrospective analysis of 25 consecutive train-pedestrian fatalities investigated by our office between 1982 and 1992 is reported.
The victims were predominantly healthy, young males. All but one person died at the scene. The cause of death was massive blunt trauma in 88% of the cases. In one case, the sole injury was decapitation. A tissue or blood ethanol level greater than 99 mg/dL was detected in 80% of the cases. A total of 60% of the cases involved persons likely to have been sitting or lying across the railroad tracks; all but one of these victims were intoxicated. The manner of death was determined to be accidental in 92% of our cases.
Decapitation by a moving train is an injury highly suggestive of suicide. Massive blunt trauma, especially in the setting of ethanol intoxication, was highly associated with accidental death. Toxicologic analysis is essential in discriminating willful suicide from alcohol-induced incapacitation resulting in accidental death. Homicide, disguised as an accident or suicide, must be ruled out in all cases. Accurate determination of the manner of death is an important issue regarding civil litigation and dispersal of insurance benefits.
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- Interleukins 1beta and 6 but not transforming growth factor-beta are essential for the differentiation of interleukin 17-producing human T helper cellsEva V Acosta-Rodriguez
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Nat Immunol 8:942-9. 2007.... - Surface phenotype and antigenic specificity of human interleukin 17-producing T helper memory cellsEva V Acosta-Rodriguez
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Nat Immunol 8:639-46. 2007..Our results demonstrate that human T(H)-17 cells have distinct migratory capacity and antigenic specificities and establish a link between microbial products, T helper cell differentiation and homing in response to fungal antigens... - Prostaglandin E2 enhances Th17 responses via modulation of IL-17 and IFN-gamma production by memory CD4+ T cellsGiorgio Napolitani
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About 8 months ago I discovered the Windows 7 64bit driver patch published on this forum which I duly installed so I could continue using my old faithful HP710C printer. Since then, my printer has worked absolutely fine working on Windows 7. Then yesterday after replacing the colour ink cartridge I attempted to use the 'align print cartridges' function within the printer properties. This no longer works and gives a message saying 'Function discovery print provider dll has stopped working'. It offers to go online for a solution but doesn't find any. Further details from the dialogue box are:
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Pakistani President Musharraf suspended the constitution and imposed a state of emergency on November 3, leading to a massive crack down on the country's democratic institutions and civil society. He has detained thousands of lawyers, politicians, civil society activists, and political party workers, including former Supreme Court Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammed Chaudhry and President of the Supreme Court Bar Association Aitzaz Ahsan. Musharraf has shut down major media outlets and instituted restrictive curbs on others. More than 60 judges, out of a total of 97, have refused to accept the new Provisional Constitutional Order decreed by Musharraf.
The international community has expressed disapproval over Musharraf's actions but stopped short of outright condemnation. The U.S. relies on cooperation from Pakistan's military in fighting extremists along its border with Afghanistan as well as Pakistani land, sea, and air rights to support the coalition efforts in Afghanistan. With an increasing extremist threat to Pakistan itself, many are asking whether Musharraf's actions will further destabilize the situation in Pakistan. How can the U.S. convince Musharraf to reverse course and move back to a path of restoring civilian-led democracy to the country? What are the stakes involved and possible paths out of the current crisis? Join us for a panel discussion that will explore these and other issues related to U.S. policy toward Pakistan.
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COLUMBIA — Kris and Al Clement look over the pottery in their tent with expressions of joy and satisfaction. The pair look away to talk with customers and play with a German shepherd puppy passing by, but they never stop smiling.
Art in the Park held its 55th annual festival at Stephens Lake Park this weekend. This year's festival features 110 artists who work in ceramics, fibers, glass, jewelry, mixed media, painting, drawing, prints and digital, photo, sculpture and wood, according to the Art in the Park website.
Hundreds of people were exploring the different artist booths Saturday morning. One of those booths was home to the Clements.
They said they have been creating and selling their own pottery for 20 years. It all started when Kris Clement took a continuing adult education class at Ozarks Technical Community College in Springfield.
"I didn't learn anything in the class," Kris Clement said. "But it was my first time touching clay. After that, I met a potter who could really teach."
The Clements moved from hobbyist potters to professionals quickly and started showing their work within a year. Al Clement said they attend 30 to 35 shows a year, traveling across the eastern half of the U.S. from Springfield, where their home and studio are located. Al Clement said Shreveport, La., is one of his favorite shows, and Kris Clement named Madison, Wis., as one of her favorites, but they both agreed Art in the Park is one of the best places to show their work.
"Diana (Moxon) does a phenomenal job of putting this on," Kris Clement said. "And the community here is great. People really come out to support the arts."
Al Clement said they work with 12 tons of clay a year in their studio. The result is handcrafted dishware, mugs and bread pots, all made to be used, not just for display. Each piece the Clements sell comes with a card explaining how to take care of the pottery, but they all end with the same word — enjoy.
Charity Fedde, a jewelry maker from Wildwood, said she also wants her customers to appreciate their purchases.
"I really prefer doing the shows," Fedde said. "That way I can meet the person buying my jewelry and make sure it's going to a good home. They're all like my babies."
Fedde said she shows her jewelry about 10 to 12 times each year in Missouri, Iowa and the Chicago area. She also sells pieces on Etsy, a website where people can buy and sell handmade or vintage products, and on her own website.
Fedde said she started making jewelry about 13 years ago when her daughter, Anna, got a jewelry making set. She creates all of her pieces by hand and gets much of the material from scrap yards or from things she finds while on walks. She said she also incorporates antique beads she buys while traveling with her husband.
"I had a bluebird house which inspired the birds," Fedde said, gesturing to a necklace with tiny bluebirds adorning it. "I'll start with a story and I'll build around it. If I can't find something, I'll make it."
Fedde's pieces also come with a tag, including the name of the piece, the materials it is made from and the inspiration for the jewelry. Fedde said her inspiration comes from many places, sometimes coming to her while she sleeps. She pointed out some of her pieces, explaining how the materials inside, such as mustard seeds, related to the words stamped on the outside, such as joy or faith.
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This week: No. 12 Last week: No. 12
It's been nine days since Missouri (8-1) last played, as the Tigers have had the week off for exams.
For the first time this year, there is a new No. 1. Duke (9-0) has supplanted Indiana (9-1) as the top team in the nation after the Hoosiers lost to Butler on Saturday. Missouri is still one of two ranked teams in the Southeastern Conference, with Florida (7-1) dropping to No. 8 after losing to Arizona this past week.
This week ahead: Missouri faces South Carolina State at 7 p.m. Monday, and redshirt sophomore guard Jabari Brown will suit up for the first time as a Tiger. On Dec. 22, Missouri will travel to St. Louis for the highly anticipated Braggin' Rights game against No. 10-ranked Illinois (12-0), which is led by two senior guards, Brandon Paul (18.8 points per game) and D.J. Richardson (11.5 points per game). Missouri has won the past three Braggin' Rights games, but the Fighting Illini lead the overall series 20-11.
Highest Ranking: No. 12, on Dec. 4 Lowest Ranking: No. 16, on Nov. 26
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Until recently, there was no dementia screening tool for Indigenous Australians and a paucity of information on the extent of dementia in Indigenous Australians. This thesis describes the development and validation of a tool to assess cognitive impairment in remote Indigenous Australians with the primary purpose of determining the prevalence of dementia and other associated conditions in this population. The tool was reevaluated with the larger prevalence sample and a short version of the tool was developed and evaluated. The Kimberley Indigenous Cognitive Assessment (KICA) tool was validated with Indigenous Australians aged over 45 years from the Kimberley region of Western Australia (n=70). The results were later confirmed in a larger sample from the remote Kimberley (n=363), and an additional sample in rural and remote areas of the Northern Territory (n=47). The KICA results were compared to independent consensus diagnoses using DSM-IV and ICD-10. Interpreters were used whenever participants were not proficient in English. These data led to the determination of a cut-off score of 33/34 out of a possible total score of 39 for the cognitive component of the KICA (KICA-Cog), with a sensitivity of 0.93 and specificity of 0.95 and AUC of 0.98. The tool is now widely used within remote areas of Australia. A short version of the KICACog (sKICA-Cog) was developed and found to be a valid brief screening tool for dementia in the Kimberley population, and had a cut-off score of 20/21 out of a possible 25, with a sensitivity of 0.89, specificity of 0.95 and AUC of 0.98. The sKICA-Cog should be used in combination with the KICA cognitive informant questionnaire (KICA-IQ). The KICA-IQ cut-off score of 2/3 out of a possible 16 was determined, with a sensitivity of 0.76 and specificity of 0.84 and AUC of 0.91. Using the validated KICA, the prevalence of dementia and cognitive
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3. The Outer Banks.
Me, I'm a mountainous 31′ above sea level, so not to worry…yet.
North Carolina GOP Would Make Truth About Rising Sea Levels Illegal Rather Than Deal With It
Thomas Jefferson once said "The ocean…like the air, is the common birth right of mankind." Apparently, the Republican Party agrees because if they have their way, we will all have the ocean lapping around our feet in our living rooms, all in the name of making a buck.
Personally, I'd say that's taking things too far. I mean, I live pretty close to the ocean now, much closer than in my Midwest days, and I'd be perfectly happy to have the ocean stay where it belongs. But causation rules life and causation requires that water from melting ice caps go somewhere – namely and eventually – to your living room.
After it's gobbled up a bunch of low lying areas like all those areas of the earth's surface that tend to be at sea level or below.
I'll get to the Republicans in a minute but the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) offers some pertinent data:
Coastal areas are home to a wealth of natural and economic resources and are the most developed areas in the nation. The narrow fringe comprising 17 percent of the contiguous U.S. land area is home to more than half of the nation's population.
Between the years 1980 and 2003, population in coastal counties increased by 33 million people or by 28 percent. The largest gain was seen in the Pacific region. Additionally, in 2003, 23 of the 25 most densely populated counties were in coastal areas.
It's apparently the same everywhere: According to SavetheSea.org, "Three-quarters of the world's mega-cities are by the sea." And predicted that "by 2010, 80 per cent of people will live within 60 miles of the coast."
Obviously, 2010 has come and gone and as I'm about to show, with it all pretense of adherence to a fact-based world.
LiveScience reports that "The number of people living within 60 miles of coastlines will increase by about 35 percent compared to 1995" and that "increasing populations in coastal areas, which will expose 2.75 billion people worldwide to the effects of sea level rise and other coastal threats posed by global warming."
Suffice it to say, a f*ckton of people live by the ocean, meaning unless we want to be wading through our living rooms we ought to care just a little about facts affecting rising sea levels.
But that's not the worst part – or perhaps it is the worst part but not the most shocking. No, that would be that it might soon be illegal to talk about it in North Carolina.
Rather than deal with scientific fact, business-friendly Republicans would make it illegal.
You remember the story perhaps, of Persian King Xerxes ordering the sea to be lashed because a storm sank his ships. Futile, we'd say today. Silly. But that's precisely the attitude of the North Carolina GOP.
As was widely reported this past week, North Carolina Republicans didn't react well to a report by scientists of the NC Coastal Resources Commission that the sea level is going to rise a meter or more (39-55 inches) by making it illegal to accurately measure that sea level rise. As the North Carolina Coastal Federation put it:
A bill that could be introduced when the N.C. General Assembly convenes Wednesday would prevent state agencies and local governments from planning for the higher seas that many scientists expect later this century as the climate warms.
Instead, the bill requires that any state forecast for future sea-level rise be based on the historical rise of the last century, and it prohibits state agencies and institutions and local governments from developing their own forecasts based on a different standard.
You would think that would be good information to have, wouldn't you? Especially when the study says "NORTH CAROLINA has been identified by NOAA as one of three states with significant vulnerability to sea level rise."
But as Beth Buczynski over at Care2 wrote the other day,
Rather than use science to accurately predict what might happen to its valuable coast areas, and thereby educate its citizens about what can be done to prepare for this change, North Carolina's political leaders would rather just make the truth illegal.
Do they really think if we don't talk about it that the ocean will just go away and leave us alone? Like I said, it's about as futile and silly as lashing the sea for being, well…the sea.
It's no wonder Republicans hate the EPA. Being a Federal agency states can't shut it up, can't simply order the EPA to lie. And what the EPA has to say about sea level rise isn't promising at all: "During the 20th century, global sea level rose by roughly seven inches":
Due to differences in land motion, estimates of future relative sea level rise vary for different regions. Climate change models project that global sea level rise will accelerate in the 21st century. Models based on thermal expansion and ice melt estimate that global sea levels will rise approximately 20 to 39 inches by the end of the century. However, due to uncertainties about the response of ice sheets to warmer temperatures and future emissions of greenhouse gases, higher values are possible and cannot be excluded.
And besides water in our living rooms, there are other problems to worry about according to the EPA:
Rising sea levels could also increase the salinity of ground water and push salt water further upstream. This salinity may make water undrinkable without desalination, and harms aquatic plants and animals that cannot tolerate increased salinity. [3] In the mid-Atlantic region, sea level rise is making estuaries more salty, threatening aquatic plants and animals that are sensitive to salinity.
Not so in North Carolina, where Replacement House Bill 819, the product of legislators from 20 coastal counties to be affected and developers' lobbying group NC-20, outlaws the truth.
As Scott Huler writes at Scientific American blogs,
The key language is in section 2, paragraph e, talking about rates of sea level rise: "These rates shall only be determined using historical data, and these data shall be limited to the time period following the year 1900. Rates of seas-level rise may be extrapolated linearly. …" It goes on, but there's the core: North Carolina legislators have decided that the way to make exponential increases in sea level rise – caused by those inconvenient feedback loops we keep hearing about from scientists – go away is to make it against the law to extrapolate exponential; we can only extrapolate along a line predicted by previous sea level rises.
It's more than ridiculous to suggest that sea level rise data from a century ago be used to predict sea level rise in the coming century but that's what North Carolina Republicans want. In the face of unwanted news, they come up with this is a collective bury your head in the sand bill, a close your eyes, cover your ears, nyah, nyah, nyah bill.
Conservatives are conservative after all, but it's taking defense of the status quo a little far to suggest that the past is more relevant than the present – or the future.
Because developers can't build on ground under the ocean so the obvious solution is to ensure that land isn't below sea level – think about the property values! Don't think about all those millions of people living along the coast: think about those poor developers and the money they stand to make selling and developing land that's going to be underwater.
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There are a few problems with this legislation, such as:
1. The First Amendment;
2. The truth;
3. The Outer Banks.
Me, I'm a mountainous 31′ above sea level, so not to worry…yet.
Actually, they say the spine of Florida is undergoing isostatic rebound, but I don't think it's going to do it fast enough.
Two authors come to mind; one fiction, one scientific.
"The Year of The Flood", by Margaret Atwood, and "The Third Chimpanzie", by Jarad Diamond.
Atwood discusses a near future dystopia where the oceans have flooded the coastal areas and how society and citizens "coped" with the event…and I won't give away the rest. Must read.
Jarad Diamond is chocked full of facts and details about our species; too many variables to even begin to discuss in a comment. But, one thing I recall that reminds me of this scenario is his discussion on humans "taking" 2% of an environment and destroying it by rationalization that. Humans rationalize that we can destroy 2% because over there, we have set aside some larger % that we won't touch.
He goes on and explains, what if you were asked to give up 2% of your body and the rest was let alone? What 2% would you give? What if anyone, not a skilled doctor with knowledge of the body, were to legally "take" your 2%? What a 2% of your lung (hypothetically) was removed…you could live, but eventually, you would "break-down" because that small percent was needed to make the entire system work…remember, a skill surgeon was not used on your 'system….
That's what is happening to us via developers just tromp in, taking pilaging resources for profit resulting in industrial pollution, ect. They don't know or care what happens down the line to the body of the earth…as long as they can "sell-off" 2% and get thier fix, who cares? It's easy for the elected "sub-specie" to draw their conclusion that all they have to do is just "legislate and take".
…sorry for the early morning typos/grammer errors…and, BTW, where is the spell-checker for this new format? I can't use my usual Foxfire here to correct.
Speaking of Margaret Atwood, I finally got "The Handmaid's Tale" out of the library, in consequence whereof I read until 2:30 A.M., woke at 6:00 A.M., and finished it.
Interesting, about the lawful U.S. government being wiped out by a false-flag attack of consurgents pretending to be Ay-rabs, isn't it? I mean, they wrote that in 1986…
Chilling, isn't it?
It's a good re-read if you read it many moons ago as it's relevancy today is stunning (better prose than Sinclair's "It Can't Happen Here"?
Much better.
Maybe those retrogrades in the NC Assembly are riffing off the fact that in NC most population concentrations are inland, like Raleigh and Charlotte. Their lack of concern about the future of NC itself is just egregious, but too many here can't see past their noses.
A lot of beach property are just vacation houses. Most people in NC just visit the coast and even more prefer Myrtle Beach, SC, more commercially developed, for "fun" in the sun. Personally, I'd hate to see plces like Topsail Island disappear, though, since I prefer the quieter beaches, not the carnival atmosphere of SC beaches.
I love my new home state, and I can assue you I'm well-loved in turn… ha ha ha.
Two things to say, and two only: STAY THE COURSE. REELECT THE PRESIDENT.
Interesting that you also can't use data pror to 1900, either. That's considerably after the post-Pleistocene sea level rises. Maybe they're afraid that if you look at 19th-century sea level changes, it's clear that the 20th-century ones are faster.
We used to say: North Carolina: just plain dumb. South Carolina: dumb and proud of it. Well, dammit, those tarheels have decided they yield pride of place to no one.
By the way, I hope those Chincoteague ponies really know how to swim.
(Laugh!) At least, a lot further than they do every summer between Assateague and Chincoteague. (Used to live on the eastern shore as a kid and we went to the pony swim one year.)
I remember when my nephew used to put his hands over his eyes and exclaim, "Don't see me!" It's cute when 3-yr-olds cover their eyes thinking we can't see them if they can't see us. It isn't cute when adults close their eyes and stick their fingers in their ears, it is willful ignorance.
Yes, but, there was a time when my nephew (who was 3 at the time) would stick his finger on the tip of your nose and say, "You're Tuu-pid"…it was very cute, especially when my big mouth republican brother-in-law stuck his big snagzzola in the kids face expecting a kiss…
To be blunt, I keep running into tidbits of information that go against global warming as man-caused and not a part of a natural cycle. These aren't from the dominionists and their kin, but in respectable journal articles and by known scientists.
I reserve judgment on "global warming", but at the same time I strongly support any effort to curb burning finite fossil "fuels" (as long as doing so doesn't hurt the 99%) and reduce humankind's impact on the earth. It is my opinion that too many people have jumped on the bandwagon without thinking about it, and that the focus on "Blame humans!" is an error, because it's used to call for things that WILL hurt the 99%. I prefer to use "Climate Change" because throughout the existence of humankind, the climate has changed drastically, many times. There are periods where it was warmer than today and sea levels were higher. There are periods where the oceans were hundreds of feet lower than today (and we've found paleoindian artifacts many miles out at sea, where they were left during that time). There were periods where the climate was far crazier than today… with sea levels rising and falling all the time – and it's obvious that human activity didn't cause it back then.
If I'm wrong, well, I'm wrong and no harm done. If I'm right in my concern, the dominionists and the 1% can use that to deny ALL science and turn people away from the scientific method. We don't want to go there. They're close to winning already, and we must not give them any more ammunition than they already have.
The fact is, they are already trying to deny science in this stupid law… or dictate to scientists.
We need to look at the whole picture, and make sure that our observations are accurate and not guided by ideology (just as the NC legislature is being guided by ideology). Science is not pure, especially when dealing with things like climate, weather, and behavior. Even today there are a lot of people who because of their "scientific" beliefs, insist that "Clovis First" is correct, even in the face of evidence that my ancestors were here before the Clovis period (maybe by tens of thousands of years, which is tribal lore and backed by recent finds). I've encountered that myself, and found where a big-name "Clovis First" supporter tried to suppress any evidence that the theory was wrong.
I once communicated with one of the big names in "global warming", and his reply to me was "There is no hope, but keep trying anyway!". I replied back "Well, if there is no hope, why bother?" and started doing some reading. I quickly found that there were many reputable scientists who had the same doubts and questions I have – and who, at last reading, still had them but were being harassed by the "global warming" group. Knowing a bit about things like chaos theory and fractal theory, I believe that their models and predictions are not as reliable as they wish, and if they don't look at the micro as well as the macro (and meso) levels, they will fail.
In the meantime, people need to think about protecting the earth's climate from harm (for instance, all of the bare concrete and blacktop creates some pretty wild microclimates which disturb the whole pattern, and the constant kill-trees-and-bulldoze is also having a real effect). We also need to protect "wildness" and remember that we're not the only creatures on this planet. – and if it wasn't for modern technology (the artificial fixing of nitrogen), this planet would only support about a quarter of the population – we need to get human numbers DOWN (and in a humane – not coercive – way). We need to start looking to renewable forms of energy and stop wasting finite resources. In other words, take a "big picture" approach and not throw so many of our eggs into a single theoretical basket, which I fear will fail.
The dominionists believe that man is to take dominion over all of nature. Other belief systems (including forms of Christianity) think otherwise… that we're PART of nature and if anything, stewards or caretakers. That is what I advocate… avoid the theory as it may (as I think) prove to be wrong, but at the same time try to take care of this planet.
If we were supposed to be in a natural warming cycle anyway, it's not a good idea to accellerate it, especially when there might be another Lake Agassiz under the Greenland ice cap. If we were supposed to be in a natural cooling cycle, looks like we sure reversed it. I doubt all those great and beautiful Pleistocene animals went extinct because a handful of little people threw pointed sticks at them. That just would have pissed them off. Rather, I think the climate fluctuations (as they are now finding) were too rapid and erratic for them to adapt to, and the poor animals died. Don't overlook the way swift warming can cause outbreaks of insect pests, either. A swarm of locusts could eat all the forage and starve out the herbivore guild, and the predators would follow if you've ever taken in our lubber grasshoppers or giant hornworms, you know the same thing could happen to us.